I am using *.loc files, to create a bunch of tables I need, but I want to display complete tables (e.g. from .loc file) with clickable elements for users so that their input could be captured. For example if in my .loc file I have the following contents Model Size Path M001 L180 full path to some file M002 L256 full path to some file … And I want this information to appear in the form of an html table (can be some other table as well) when user loads the tool, and all M001, M002 should be clickable elements. Once clicked they should be navigated to another table with more options. On Feb 18, 2014, at 11:37 AM, Peter Cock <p.j.a.cock@googlemail.com> wrote:
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 5:19 PM, Saba Sehrish <ssehrish@fnal.gov> wrote:
Hi,
We are trying to add a new tool to our local galaxy instance with the following requirements.
When a user clicks on the tool in side panel from tools list, a table should appear where the first element in each row is a clickable link. Users can click on any of the element, and then see only there selected row and another table with more options. Once user has made all the selections, then a form should appear describing that user has made the following selection, if he/she wishes to execute the tool now? And then users can submit the job.
If we implement such a thing in galaxy, we need to load a page with aforementioned functionality, then map the users selection to the tool's inputs, and then run the application i.e. the command line to execute it. Is there a way in galaxy to load an html with javascript and use it to prepare the inputs for the application we want to run, using the xml tool wrapper.
Thanks, Saba
Might selections from static tables defined in *.loc files work, coupled to some conditionals so the second table changes?
Peter